M ORNING
WEATHER TO-DAY.
for FaJeigh and vjcinityi
Unsettled weather;
nn.
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RALEIGH; N. C, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26."1899.
Vol. HI.
No. 126.
A HE
Jt'OS
11 11
11 eiin
Hale's
Men Drive Filipjnos
From Trenches.
Was a force of 4,000, making demon-
stratmns daily. They " can easily be
taken care of, as they cannot communi
cate with the north. A list of casual
ties of day before yesterday was cabled
today. OTIS.
SfAM THE RiyERUHDtR FIRE
Heroic Feat Performed by t"olonel
Fimston and Four Kansas Men.
Calumplt Doubtless Occupied by
Our Troops Before This Dispatch
Is Read.
M.urli. April 23. (Tuesday Evening.)
Tiv-. movement against Calumpit began
111 ':U M' i itriact , aim inr . ...
'Uib! loss "co captured. 'biy the time this
di?r.:tfh is read.
M:io Arthur, at 9 o'clock this morning,
2.Ivano -i along -the, railroad from' Ma
Whoa ton, commanding the
Tw'nu th 'K a ns a s a nd Firs t Mon t an a,
with throe guns of the Utah Artillery,
f.:vl two troops of cavalry, his line ex
;(.;i.'.;.t; from the railroad to the west
bink of the Ragbag- river, advanced at
the same time, while Hale, with the
First Nebraska, Fifty-first Iowa and
Fiit South Dakota,, continued along
th? cast bank, his left flank joining
"Wheatnn's right across the river.
At 11:30 treniehes were seen across the
rail 10 a 1 track, parallel with the Amer
ican fl int. An armored car was moved
foi ward and the trenches were shelled
from it for twenty-five minutes. The
insurgents responded, and for a short
time there was lively Shooting on the
left of our line. When the armored car
(.easel firing Hale's eomimand advanced
nvr unprotected corn and rice fields,
.all the time exposed to a galling fire
ftmn the enemy in the trenches dug at
the junction of Bagbag river and Rio
Chk'O ilc La Pampagua. The volunteers
finally reached the ibank of the river,
whoi'' they fought the Filipinos, who
were only thirty yards distant, for half
' an hour. ' -
The In wans were deployed to the
risht tr. flank '-the trencthes. and the
Xo'bi-skans and South Dakotans swm
the river, drove the enemy from their
positions and pursued them half a mile
before they were recalled. Before this
Insurgent Tronch Charged and Captured.
i
Manila, April 25. General Hale, with
the First Neforas&a, Fifty-first Iowa
and Fiivt Soutlh' Dakota Infantry,
marched along tfire- cast bank of Bag-
bag river yesterday suppcu'ie'd by three
guns of t'he Utlab battery on the west
blank. The troops . enJccuntered numer
ous small banldis - of insurgents in the
vicinity of . Pullian, and had frequent
skirmishes with 'them. In the af tar-
noon t!hie AmsartTcans cantured a 350-
SWORD GIVEN TO R
POPULAR OFFICER
Tribute of Company I Men to
Lieutenant Christian,
MFLAGS hung out
Fl PROTECTION
FLAG WITH A BIT OF HISTORY
yard insur'g'e-hit ndh, 'the South Da- '
kcirja and Nebraska regiments charging Prcsdcnt Alderman Confers With
Colonel Carr In Regard to the
regulation of ih? rl. anf cS.Thxcf.n-
sale? of print cloth. In r: fusing re-
rer.lly an offer f ir l.ZOOm pieces o
"rvguksr" cloths a.t u i;tUef bilow rhr
prcaiiuirt quotation of 2?i cent v I
yatxl. I various: y regarded In the cot
ton fraod.i trad?. Thi iock of prim
cl.::h has inivaJ r:tadi!y for th?
I last Fix -weeks, there being few. if any.
I'.i.T fixM .4,y lh T'T' Critical Situation Prevails
A conservative estimate ttiy flxen
fa? Meek 1n hanin of manufacturer at
a million pieces.
lie porta of a proposed similar com
bination to that at Fall River among
Southern mill men are in circulation
in the locrai nrarket. Th fact) sorm
to shew Irttle more than a dartre on
the pert of manufacturers for su.h an
organization.
at Blueflclds.
TORIES
DISPLAYS
IB
utpsn it, vM'?.t!h;3 enemy's position wa
nanKeaDy .low'ans. Our loss was six
killed and eleven wounded. The loss
of insurg'e'n.ts in, killed and -wounded
was . 200. i
The troops niaB oarniped the night be
fore near a,, foirdliwg place 'three miles
northeasit of Maloltos, and in ' the morn
ing crossed the ford. Guards having
been withdrawn from Maloloo-, hun
dreds of natives have returned and are
cairryinig off supplies of rice. The Chi
nese are terror-? trcken and are fol
lowing the Americans.
PROSPERITY IN VIRGINIA.
Carr Building at the University. ManuUcturers Doln0 Better Than In Miny
Cattls Slander Suit Comes Up at
Oxforrl Friday.
Durham, April 25. Special. The re
ception of Company I lasit nignt by the
new Durham Ligiit Infantry and citi
zens of Durham was a complete suc
cess, and the occasion will long be tc-
memibertl by 'the ; dhree or four thou
Atlilude of Native Authorities To
ward Americans and Britons
Likely to Lead to Disturbances
Cruiser Detroit Expected to Ar
rive Friday.
ew Orleans, April Z?. Pa . . n
arrivinc toJay cn th Kiimcr Jarl.
v h.rh left Wue!HM. Wcrlnc- ly. Trn
sides -this, the project I gooi for a-.- koniiti.n. then- a xtrrrr.f'.y c-ritical
diticr.al I nereis?. The comm!!.-timer" v ,Ih Prob.ifcllity of diturban: btt wi
Years Urvlru.
Richmond, April 23. The forrhoomlns
annual repMK t the commissioner tf
laL-ar of Virginia will, among other
thins'!. s-Jhow that fhe yvirvl at
Newport News his contract for more
fhan $10,000,000 worth of work. Re-
a privwir caihi-rir.r f rr-itltncTi.
w-r n t In: r4-t i hvr may j
or ofTitial Scn.f.cAnNf. 0p;ln gh!a
m4lntain?l that b J.1 net mrn to re
fieri n Germany or fir? Kir, - I
rxrr-4 rt?r? ml th f;a4e ia"
whkh hf h i J b-rn pfjcr S by r.-9-ta;fr
which. R U imWioi. mM.
uirrt-J hi mnnlnt. 11 -xj.rri
thf t. pp-ar bfr th ierc-tary
i f the Navy anl rr.akf a. f jtler cx;U-
ration-
It i- Jh- i.xpriwion tbit aj:a!n
tVshlan will lo pitm cm? puni-b-r: nt.
either a public rrpriman'l or In W"inc
Kta.hrl frcn RiXsrh. tu: this
chinre f ourtmarifaI h'v !xNn J.-
p-.--l of. Prri.ifnl MrKlnley may
-;ie what to d tf f .nrf K Mns to I'hlU-
iIHjhia Friiay, when he si:i viit it
cruir.
Th German m!-i.ifjy riv-n the Jr
preJen that th IncM'cnt has bta
closcj dlp;matically.
ANOTHER VOLUNTEER ARMY.
Th Prvtldent DIroid to Ackaow!t3Q
tht ncislty ofTaklao Action.
Vhinston. April Z. OfTirial ili.rui
:cn th I'h.l'ppin ritutti m
indicated lhr.it. after all :p micht J?
taken t:,warI tr?anixinr v lun;r
re.
LUMBER TRUST CHARTERED.
Company Organized to Control Soft Lumber
Business of the Coast.
Norfolk, April 25.-The Atlantic Coast
Lumber Company -was chartered here
today with a minimum capital of $1,000,-
000 and maximum capital of $20,000,000.
Lewis A. Hall, of Bay Mills. Michigan,
... ... i rcrcTi, i win b .'. snow a oomntion o: . .
sand people wno were present assisting 1 . .Lr hm.l -,,,1 v;,.,,,.,.. -....w ff The Ire-5 nt U
in the welcome. After the speeches JT" T V nnmZVl 1l ; h v I ,i ' - t-M ctin. ,ht h
or , u. c. Dive, i-oi. j. . carr ' ntle Americans xverr com-lll f-. clo.e thf-lr " 1 Ail wu:at.ntr in i!
and Mr. Victor S. Rxyant (the last- , Z TZ harn ,u; Am.riran tUc ten ! V u l ' UV;.ln ' r
named spiUking in the'place of MaJ. ,l,n- c-hhs. i ercom n or ff,.,m li:ijn,t 4runkn NVariua. 'TU ulTIricnt vcun:f-r force to
Y. A. Guthrie, who was unavoidably in tfmtmp!atlen than '-vive btn ln ,iU-A wh tf-,.arinjcv:-n-ean !,-,k r rKtilawat hj.w. N
detained from atteniing thi5 meeting). Vlrg-.nla in many y.-nr. bnrjrht b-ulby theWUin tsch.
a han:c--ome Mwora was presented to
Lieut. T. Ii. Christian by members" of
his company.
The swoi'i was prevented by First
Sergeant R. P. IIvckr?y, in a few well-
CHEATHAA TURNS LOOSE
Ls president. Edward B. Fret-man, of crJaicn WCrds, j-aying that it was a gift
Norfolk, vice-president, and Charles S.
Fearing, of New lork, treasurer. The
company has already acquired 60,000,000
feet cf timber along the coast from
Norfolk to Charleston. The headquar
ters of the colic ssal concern -will be at
Norfolk, but mills may also be built
further South. The new combination
will practically control the soft lumber
trade of the coast.
OPERATION
H u
i
CHEAP
IMS
Victims at Various Places
c Have Been Taken In.
An Operator Claiming to Be From
D&nville Imposed on a Bank.
Other Successful Tricksters.
Charlotte, N.-C., April 25. Special.
v.as ac.compnshod. .however, Major uv-l:wu' 01111 '", mc oian-
Tnuns. with the Utah ATtillerj-, d'asihed Bankers' Association, has received
through a village that had been burned notice of several .swindlers operating in
of lave and appreviaticn for his many
acts cf kindn?ss and r"nougratfulnos
during the twelve months fhat they
wore the blue. L'.2u.t"nurj:. ChrK-tian.
in accepting the swci'J, macTe a ort
speech that uv'i with heurty applause.
Alter the srH-cth-maklng was over
the old soldiers, tngeth?r with their
relatives and friends, were served lun
cheon. The reception laaied until about
11 o'clock.
One notable decoration of the recep
tion room was a large American flag.
which is said to be t;he tirst ?:ars ard
stripes to float over the waters of Ha
vana harbor after the war with Spain
was dcclai-!. Tt was floated Tiim the
United States ytt-amhip Iebanon. and
is ne w owned by .A-isrant Paymaster
It. II. Cowan, who was on the Lebanon
up -to the time the vessel went out
of commission a few weeks ago. Tho
Lelan:on went to 'Havana a horl tim
after the peace pr.torol was signed.
The case of Rev. T. J. Gattls vs. Dr.
J. C. Kilgo, Mea-rs. R. N. Duke, W. It.
Cdell and others, whioh is t come up
in Oxford next Friday, will probably
NiQro Ex Statesman Attacks the Proposed
Constitutional Amendment.
Warhlnslrin. April
order Cheatham hr?.s a yawp, .f a f-oi-
unrn in length, in ih? admlnl'trative or
gan this afternoon apraint the udoprHr.
IV the reo le r f Nor til i'arclina of h.
cc?tltutional amendment iirn'nins the
elective franchise, and against legisla
llun ln general pay-d by the last leg
i.-daturcj He wou'.d Ciardly have u!terd
such senlimvnts m the State
Explosion Wit a Fatal Cesalta,
PhiJa Jf-I;.h:i. April rS. T mn er
kltlrd. four nrnii tr.-irtal'y hurt Jtn-l
IRE : RIUIGH SAILS FROM GOTBEK
ufpnriure on M.t. I.iy f American Con
sul L-.rsby. of i;rtyi-vn. anl ItritUh
Ccrul l ;.ir--r. I. r.by reuirned t
Gievt.-wn : - !- : Ari rirati Minister
-ypeoial. It.- Merry ar. ! th rrui-rr Ittr it. ... ... w ,n-
Ir.bv ha I i.it-vi.-i-.y rnten-! a ro-,u,", "r" mrrir.K in
t.t to General Torre thit American J A rxtrtd marufartry. Thf
..ouUl no: pay .lut . a Pt nm I lime: j ''arrry ar'J rvrn t,i' T ,,J-'
V i a he left trfore Torr had re- w"'k.-,!. an! wa!:. :-iHnx' and cl
I lie.!, the Nicari?uan understo.Kl h5-!in lh wn I"w r,f v r' on th
-parture as r'.ixh: anJ abandonment J bI "k ven rMz-L Tl m ..-.ry
f the prot. A. nhlch . rcouraped iht-mj31 wa munt . a: lei i:nn
into aium:n? ihrtat. r '.r.R attitude. AUfT th ,x-'5 ';'n a firt f'UXri. b'X
Torre dec'-.r-d ti :toii't ovrmilcvl. il KA Urxhi.
and ail thai Ar'-'lun cood wuld Iw ! "
eSzed unle? duties uere pai J. There-, I Wr 1 N I Ml
She Is Billed for Two Phlla
:. delphia Celebrations.
Capttl"; CogHIan on tne Anxious
Seat To Lose His Command at
This Time Would Be aCrusnlnp,
BloV.
New York. April ::. With two ..re
of her Jackies still asdiorv and no.wh. rc
to Ih fcund. th i:nl:el Scan crui-.r
llakigh. Captain C?hlan c-mmarrJing.
uj.n the Americans displayed tla f t
protection, bat were ubjected to many
msult. Minister Merry and the Detroit
arc exrvtf I Friday.
UNDER
BE
in
EXTRADITION WITH MEXICO.
Some P.ovtsloas Coatalatd la the Treaty
Mh'chttas iost 5o Into Effect.
Greensboro Iron Industry
Put In Operation.
W.ishlns:in, Apt.i ZX Th? new ex-
tr.idi:in treaty between the Unilet
Srate an I Mexico. Which went Into
ffrt SafurJiy Luc, H drawn t-ub-
an.l protected the Ne'brakans and this- State and warns the public against ,to supreme Court on a question wcIhcJ anclw lhls aft,,rn',on i,n'
F.uthDakotansas they swam. the river, them. ... - of law before it Is ever submit uM to a ,! rr rhlPhla. where he will take
The artillery lost one killed and, three On calling himself W. T. Magee. of jurJ It Avin be a.Ifrutvi un demurrer lmrt in tne unvf,,,n 'f ln ISranl
in
makin- the dash. The J DanviHe -Va., sold goods to farmers in J pri1,jjay ailJ it is probablo that . the
wiuin.le
Utah ?un. coured fire into the rebel Person county and rock notes. He sold
lines, materially aiding the infantry, the notes to a ank and ha"s bei'n
when they get across the river, in driv- 'neard from eince- -
in? nut the enemy In Vamance county one .R. C. Adams,
Little resistance 'w-as met with on the Maiming to be from Charlo.. worked
lot:, as a large force of rebels went to Lne fcd,rm-
the surnort of their comrades acaiinst
Hale's advance. When Wheaton reach- Moore, claiming to 'be from Virginia,
ed the river he halted without crossing, rented .houses to settle, bought $100
as 'the bridge had been partly destroy- worth lurnituro ana tenaereU a ?13o
check on a btauntcn, va., oanK in pay-
case will be applied by the side rhar
statue Thursday and the IXnvey Day
cele-bratlrn Monday. rhila.Ldphlan
At Laurinb-urg, John Burt and Samuel
les the point, and a jury will hot b? I'P'e io n ive me uin-.Rn.
needed until the Sum erne Court hands of I' ey' iua itn to return to
dawn its decision. ' . Amera. the hlp nbut xhieh the
Dr. E. A. Alderman, president of tire naval parade in Delaware will bv re-
State University.' wa in Durham tr.
day. He was here in consultation with
Col. J. S. Carr in regard to the design
fcr the new Carr buil ling to b3 crev'let
on the University campus. Th con-
ment. Tne check turned out to be
trnr't vill ti lot ImmiHl In jm It
is expected that the building will be KalelRhVi commiinder had had no won!
National League Games.
At Washington-
It. II. E.
. 8 11 2
. 9 10 4
McGuire;
At-Brooklyn Tt. H. E.
Brooklyn 6 9 1
Baltimore 0 6 4
Batteries Dunn and Smith; Kitson
completeVI by next fall. Dr. Alderman
will leave Chapel Hill the lacter part
cf this week fur fTulone University.
ed. Cobmt'l Funston. of the Twentieth
Kansas, and four other men now npr-
form,,! a heroic feat. They wam thehff8" They have disappeared.
rivor undor fire of sharpsihooters and
made a reconnoissance of the railroad
ar.d trenches of the enemy. They found
many Filipinos liccing and learned that Washington
the main bfTy of insurgents bad re- New York
t:v:,teri north-eastward after setting fire h Batteries Nineer and
to falumpit. Part cf the American force PWpy and Grand
H'va encamped at the junction of the
Uuibag and Pampagua. M'acArthur is
within one mile of Calumpit this even
ms and the Americans -will shortly be
in the 'town itself. Some insurgents are and Robinson
iiil holding trenches around Calumpit. At Philadelphia ' - R. H. E.
Our losses touaiy were 6 killed and 28 Philadelphia.. .. .... 10 13 1
Wl unded. The insurgents lost 76 killed Boston 8 14 6
ar.d wounded. Batteries Donohue . and Douglass;
Lawton's communication with Xtgjcr Nichiols and Ye'ager. -Arthur
was lost today and he ha'd to At &t. Louis (eleven innings)
r.d back eight miles to transmit mes- ' R. H. E. night 4n; Bedford, Westchester county.
os. Law-ton's progress has been re- St. Louis 3 9 1 Rooney Avas employed by -the Lorinj
fJrdcd by.inaecur-ate maps' He is now Chicago 282 family, of Bedford. He had been on a
kuween San Jose and Norzagay. : Batteries Powell and Creger; Grif- spree for two or three days and. was
fith and Donohue. almost delirious when he returned to
--" .i I I
. At Louisville R. H. E. the Loring farmhouse lasf night. The
otis Reports the Movement. I ..., 0 o stait four milM fmm -n
O I A- v Vi&Vl U
viewed. President McKiniey rxp.xt
v in Philadelphia to witne the un
veiling of the (Irani statue, and while in
tewn he will go aboard the Raleigh to
greet the officers and men.
Defcre sailing for I"niladeJp:ila the
frr.n Washington as to the course the
Navy Department proioed "to follow
relative to the captain's Pin-'ch Friday
where he will deliver the commence night. Persistent and unpleasant m-ws-
ment literary address next Tuesday. rapor rumors In. Washington to the ef-
The miee-ting at Main Street Metho- foct ,hat the Nav' Apartment i- con-
flir Church is still in nnOJ an sMering the expelier.cy of detacuing
growing in intcTest frtm day to day.
Mr. R. II. u right Is at home again!
from a ttrip aetrass th? Pacific 'ocean.
He has ben "absent several mixnalts.
W0AAN USED A PISTOL.
Drunken Farm Hand Shot and Killed by His
Employer's Wile.
Co?.'hlan from the Raleigh before the
President goes aboard the cruiser gav
the captain great anxk-ty. To U' re
lieved cf his command before the
Manila Ray anniversary celebration in
Philadelphia would Ik? a crushing blow
for the Raleigh's cap';ain. If he is so
detached. It will be interesting to see
how the southern coast program of n--
, A ' ., - x . cfption?. ending with a visit to Raleigh,
New York, Aprd 2o.-John L. be carrle;, wt.
sz years oi ape, uui iino Miii1 last
CHARGES AGAINST IKGHAAl.
Louisville .. .. 2 8
vvashington, April 25. The following pittsbur;? 1 10 0
patc'h . from General Otis was re- Batteries Dowling end Powers; Tan
we,l tod'ay: - nehill and Eowerajan.
Manila. At)ril 25. '99. I Cinclnnati-CTevetancl, wet grounds,
Adjutant General, Wasihington, D. C:
, Halo's brigade, MaaArthur's division, Maryland Meets Defeat In Virginia,
" 'Vt'd down the right toanlk Quinqua -'At, OharlottiesvUl
yesterday to the vicinity of Cal- Virginia. ...... ......10 10 5
un"pu; now
Station. I Mrs. Bedford and her children
were alone an the house at the time.
Rooney began to stone the dwelling, and
in the darkness, Mrs. Loring, it Is said,
did not recognize him. Believing that
he was a stranger, and fearing that hd
R H e. meant to harm ttier and her children, it brIbo a evern,:rient ocil.
10 To sib allegei Mrs. Loring secured her re- tcA3ay Xhxt rne
joined toy WJieaton's bri- I Maryland. .... . . . .
volver and ehot Rooney as he stood in
I the yard. The bullet pierced his left
- ie on the left bank. Hale encounter- , Batteries: Virginia Pinkerton and
("J fierce opposition, diriving the enemy J Nalle; Manylarid Brooks. and Alexan
. " ."-'avy loss, tatong his intrencn- der.
.:nts in fl'ank. Hale's caisualties were
b billed, 12 wounded.' The division has Cook Wins In the Primaries.
now invested Calutopit, whidh will.be Fayetteyille, N. C., April 25. Special.
tak('n t'd'ay. Lawton,,with part of his lAtthe Demoieratic primaries held here
t'OUimu r( ra:iAi "N- uln I ..ntntvl'air fnl nrnl W S ; fVii.-tr --var I rtrl Tlnffl DOOl Dcfuc.c r r..m.
, ii-jviic-u H'U'i jaea.v vxiib e vcu- I vwioi " - w.v, i r- - . v.ui iritt ti
- , .1 r . ' . I . r ..
Former District Attorney Seriously tmpll
cated With Counterfeltcs.
PhiladelpCita, April 23. Chief Wilkie,
of th? "Secret Ser-!ce Bureau, an
nounced positively to.Va- that all war
rants had been served In the counter-
felling case. The arrest of former Dls-
trict Attorney Ingham develoiw the fact
that he anvi his former assistant. New-
it t, are also -charged with conspiracy to
1 1 wa
-at ions of
the counterfeiters had been srarte.
while Ingham and Newitt were In the
lung, and is supposed to have penetra- government service, that they became
l his heart. He was foun.i -onnecicu wnn tne scneme ami counieu
, .wv VU
a barbed wire, fence.
.BIG OFFER DECLINED.
where he will betJoined toy the ceri- Incumfbent oif , the office, received a
ra
a Very Heavy Order.
cn retention in office to b'alk prosecu
tion.
Many Spectators See tht Flames
Started Henry Phlpps Elected
Chief cf Fire Department.
-lantlai'y : the Iin .f the I engine e I s:- I an I lro i:nv .'unaf ihLt
tr.-aty. wah one lmjrrant rtcptl"ti; I m .rninr. nwi:- t irnn.) iJ.rx t'm- nt
tht i- the iirasru;h rrlatJns tu f.n- t witr..-. th lir.rc cf ..prs:i i:.
extra-f. rrit'r;al Juritdi. :ion. On that it r.-nu-'rt a-ut -ttx hour :
jH-.in: -rn treaty pre-ril th-.it ucti make a dra-; If r; i t.lrx b?;tr, th-
Jurl! :ln ;.ill n b: -x tvl-d ty
tithr parly f-xr.pt v r ih.-ir nan mn-
ftr pn-Iuct ? ir ji t.'ill "twt-fciti "frm
th furo4m. ; -m rr"""or:rrrji-rn. A
ul in the oth'V country, anl In a- 'l-trs f-rcf ..f hir.i i cajpl-r-ycl, rjh
f ii iu r: erf cite-; and urr f f4lc na-
tUn.bl v il. T.t are c nrniJy rt-
5T.i:l.-1 a vry r p -r cxcejulcin. Taut
th. Mex.:m if 'vernmT.t ro.fl n
o,u-sti.n ant pr-r.ol nt on tlm-? to
Involve the two runtr: In ver" -n-
iu cntang'.-:ri-nts. th. in beins
the iirtcmpt f th Mx-in cavern -
m r.t :r jjnisa t3e Amricin. attlnr.
fiT criticisms ruM.hfi In hl, rjper
in Tcxa.
PERISHED FOR PELF.
Woman Died While Trying to Save Her
Money from a Burning House.
Rellefonre. Pa.. April' 23. Mr. WII-
lia
I
at the furnace an J In the mJr.- t Orts
i::i.
At a mc tine of th city fire tS'part
m nt I.i: ncht Mr. J. Hmry l'h;;
a clertfil hif the d.t.arJm"nt fr,r
rhf njulnff year. Ha L an rn:h-jwr.a?J3
"vun and w id make an tfJirSrat
chhf.
NEGROES LYNCH NEGRO.
Victim Shot Down la Jail While Ftshttec
for His Ut.
J. plin. Mo.. April 2'i. CTrrarlr Wil
U.:t. a n-rrro murdf-T-r, i lynctwxl
ty n r.-ro m b at c;al-rra, KnM,
i-arl tti mom'.nsr. Will Jam h 1
Kransle.1 ti". rr.:trcf she nisht tsr-
"jick . j
th o -r-
to death laM nig-.v: uh'.I? a lirse mmd ' . .u - .rl ivii',. r.
of rr.en sood V-.rlo to re-.-ue h r'j A m o, neST tnX
fr-n hr tmin h .me. Ta lht. cJy Jal, r? irf ,h wyil
xva alcr.7. urrl ."lirtf 1 mvc a mucri , tfc. f
of h?r rri;cy a pcidle. Sh? h.i ,.-.,- . uillrr ai:c-nnrNl l.i
carried out cvcryshins cf va'.u? except ,H. h:, .... h. ,h frtl .
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fo? anl hi own r.ic -msu. q-j
SoaNbunr. In t'ais c :an!y. w bom-1 !aVVns,. Ih. criaw. Am a
a track. 1n H'.Vch there w; onider
ab!e mnrcy. Fhe xprccJ h;r d ter
mination to save the tre.i5ur. anl in-
siet1 on rushlrtx into the houe. Fhe
him t'i i rr. out and b? hint-i.
whereupen taey h -t him t d.-ath,
N arrests have ixxn made or ara
was caught ar.J draped back twic-.ilhal h. n.r a,b ,.,,,1 the nero
but the third time sh trek? away and ' mutt.r in A .cu!- tfcat Dol j.
uiu i iw uu;I1K uviu.uk. tiict the d.ath iT.aI:y.
moment Ftcc nhe wa w at th up-
DEATH FROU YELLOW FEVER.
pr winJ yw with h"r clothe an l hair
ante, trying to ras th? trunk to th
411 to pUtCi it nr.. After r:veral va'njonly Oas Case la a Moath Deporttd at
rffortif she str.k back. I Ice tCrarred re
mains were rvover;-d.
COGHLAN'S DEFENSE.
Havaaa.
Havana, April ZZ. The flrnt death
from yelbw fever for a month ocxrum-i
today, the victim beinff a PpanUh to-migrant-
The general health of th city
l excf lKr.'t. Tnet nal dath In April
will bs under GOO. anl :h chief sanitary
officer exrw?t to keep yell-om-jatk ua
der cer.trtd all 'ammr. The ork of
His Statement Sottena the Hearts of the
President and Cabinet.
Warhirirtcn. April 25. The Prvluent
and cabinet to Jay di.rtM-d the recent
rVh-.arks of Capta!n Cohlan ab"ut th? Sanitation i progrt ;r.g unrfcnlttjntr
Germans at ManiU. S?cretary Inr ly anl sanitarj law are bdnr rilrfUr
j brought to the mf-etimr a letter f men enforced. An order w ill b rromulgatoJ
Captain Cojjhlan In answer to the query ' against expectora'.In ia public pJact.
r coiumn from B'Ocave .Extreme heat, majority of 123 votes for mayor over New York. April 23. Locaj brokers C
'ams. hi&h. streams and bad roads made his competitor, Major Benj. R. Huske. ared'cotton goods dealers were inclined-' a
murch very difficult.- Lawton has There, was more inan orainary interest today io roox upon the situation In 'and will prdbcbly purchase anoth?r
met opposition since leaving Noya- in- the contest. .Mis primary vote or print claOas at Fall River as somewhai! ton '.tomorrow, which will give
"-nes, t'ne enemly retre'a,ting.in;tis front course assures tne. -electron oi Lionel eritPcaJ. Tne inactivity of the Itrxrth control of the tobacco bulne
outh o and near .Manila. The eoyl'Cwk next week.
miittee of mill men
Tobacco Trust Buys Factories.
New Orleans. Apr.l 25. The Ameri
can Tobacco Company purchased
the cut-tcfiuco factry of Frank ana
Charles Hemheim, this dty. It had
lrvady purcnasc'v! the Irby factor'.
fac-
the
ss
who, under- th here. ', - ,"-
whether he hail been crrtx tly quoted. At a mcf tir.g cf Cuftan jrenrrala today
Coghlan's statement wit regarded -a 'it wa dt-cidt"! to remove 1 name
an able defence and unqu?j.tl wably ' from the I'i5Ja of the Cuban army, aaj
io
ftned much cf official crttici.m. The.i.oo-J mare may be rf:nad IiKr.
matter was left in Presrient McKin
ley'n hamb. wCia s-jid he warned a day
or two to think It over. x
Captain Cawtles Ordered to Saa Fraaclsco.
i
Wafh'.n-ton. April 2S. Captain t!a.l-
Car-tain Chlan said in hi letter' vin D. O Ten:y-th'.nl Infantrr.
that he did not make a sp-ch at d'.n-J n-cf:xly mu:-rt J out m lieutenant
ner. but made ncme remark. in anVer coUnI. Flrt North Cjrrdinx Vclun
to questions. Furthermore, he said the te?n. has bwa orJertd tu Saa Fraa-
cbjtfc:inable aUtcments were made at cico irr Uur m
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